USA: Concrete Jungle
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Should there was any doubt, it has already vanished. United States has become an elegant jungle swarmed with millionaires, the bruised middle class and homeless people, among others.
In this regard. El Nuevo Herald columnist Guillermo Descalzi wrote on Monday that his government is characterized by its lavish indifference and fears an unbridled extreme right.
The latter includes, firstly, President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
The journalist added that politicians bow their heads before the National Rifle Association (NRA) “that has planted USD $23 billion for them since 1990 to provide its interests with shade”.
Institution has flatly refused to eliminate the Second Amendment to the 1791 Constitution that blesses guns purchase and possession.
Since 2013, there have been 291 school shootings and 18 so far this year.
Journalist and writer Guillermo Descalzi stresses that it is time to acknowledge that there are mental health patients who curiously go unnoticed, as well as that it is Hemingway’s time and to say farewell to arms.
He also pointed out that “action must be channeled in this Hemingwayesque country”.
It’s good to remember that during the 2016 elections Trump proclaimed himself a friend of the National Rifle Association, and assured he would protect its interests, as he has done so far.
That organization is one of the lobbies that manage real power in U.S., as it happens with the Jewish one and others.
One may ask: Who is to blame for the recent brutal killing of 17 teenagers in Florida?
The same individual who has defended to the death free sale of rifles and other weapons in US stores.
As well as those who, led by Donald Trump, have become champions of the sale and use of guns and powerful rifles in that country.
So, Nikolas Cruz is not the one who should be taken to the dock, but Donald Trump, firstly, and NRA’s executives, secondly.
Translated by Jorge Mesa Benjamin / Cubasi Translation Staff
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